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Q. Is there a cure for Pasteurella in rabbits

A. Depending on the strain of Pasteurella or how rapidly you start in treatment your rabbit can be cured or can develop chronic infections that would need long-term treatment treatment to keep them under control. Generally can be treated with antibiotics for 14-30 days, I normally use enrofloxacin (Baytril).

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